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PostPosted: 01/09/07 - 21:49    Post subject: planning for baby Vote now! Reply with quote
I am 24 years old ,married,but 8 months back i had PCOS problem .My doctor sujested me to lose some weight since i was bit overweight .
I lost around 5 kgs then after my periods was regular . I had my last periods on dec 7th(31days cycle) After that me and my husband desided to plan for baby , we had unproted sex on 17th,18th ,23rd ,and then onwards till date . jan 8 i was suppose to get my periods but i did not get it till now . I DO NOT HAVE ANY OTHER SYMPTOMS EXCEPT THAT I GAINED 2KGS .
Now i am warried that whether this is PCOS problem or pregnecy ?
PLEASE HELP ME
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